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How can I recreate a webpage layout in Webflow that includes a 3 x 3 grid of images with the original aspect ratio, along with a column on the right containing links and contact information?

TL;DR
  • Create a two-column grid (left for images, right for text) with the left column at ~75% width.
  • Nest a 3×3 image grid inside the left column, setting images to "Auto" for aspect ratio preservation.
  • Add text and links in the right column using a Div Block.
  • Ensure responsiveness by adjusting grid layout for tablets and stacking images in a single column for mobile.

To recreate a 3×3 image grid while maintaining the original aspect ratio and a right-hand column for links and contact information in Webflow, follow these steps:

1. Set Up a Two-Column Layout

  • Add a Section to your Webflow page.
  • Inside the section, add a Container (or use a Div Block for more flexibility).
  • Within the container, add a Grid element.
  • Adjust the grid to have 2 columns and 1 row, where the left column holds the image grid and the right column holds text content.
  • Set the left column's width to approximately 75% and the right column to 25% (or adjust as needed).

2. Create the 3×3 Image Grid

  • Nest another Grid inside the left column.
  • Set the new grid to 3 columns and 3 rows.
  • Add Image elements inside the grid cells.
  • To maintain the original aspect ratio, change the grid children’s sizing to “Auto” (under Grid settings).
  • Ensure images are set to “Fit: Cover” if they’re contained within a frame.

3. Add the Right-Side Column Content

  • Inside the right column, add a Div Block.
  • Insert Text Blocks and Link Blocks for navigation, contact details, or additional information.
  • Use Margin or Padding to ensure proper spacing.

4. Make It Responsive

  • For Tablets: Adjust grid layout if needed, such as switching to a 2x2 grid with one additional row.
  • For Mobile View: Stack images in a single column and move the right contents above or below the grid.
  • Use Webflow’s built-in responsiveness controls to fine-tune design for smaller screens.

Summary

  • Use a main grid with two columns (images on the left, text on the right).
  • Nest a 3×3 grid inside the left column for the images.
  • Set images to auto-size to preserve their original aspect ratio.
  • Place contact links and information in the right column using a Div Block.
  • Test responsiveness to ensure a smooth experience on all devices.
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